Monday, May 19, 2014

The Freedom of the Open Road

Not all truckers come into the business because it was their dream job, but for the few who do, one reason stands out as the primary motivation they got into trucking: the freedom of the open road.
A truck driver’s job isn’t easy. Paid by the mile, these haulers of cargo have to work hard to make a living. Sometimes pushing 11- to 14- hour days in order to get the most number of miles in the least amount of time, you’ve got to have a real passion for the job if you really want to make it in this business.
The freedom of the open road is one of the things that drives that passion. Free to wander to and fro about the countryside—albeit along the shortest path between their origin and their destination—truckers get to experience being in a different place every day; they regularly see new places and meet new faces.
There are those who enjoy the less extroverted side of being out on the road, of course. Some find the solitude comforting and others just love how they can let their thoughts run wild while driving a truck to their destination.
Of course, choosing the right jobs is key to getting the most out of the experience. With some websites now helping truck drivers find the jobs that suit their preferences, getting those jobs isn’t as hard to do now as it was in the past.

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